rc on main branch and pr on prs

[itewk]

First, this tool is awesome and I hope to use it to replace bash script i wrote a long time ago.

What I am trying to do is having a worklow that looks like:

main
|- v0.1.0
|- v0.2.0-rc0
|- v0.2.0-rc1

create PR #32 from branch feature/foo

feature/foo (pr #42)
|- v0.2.0-pr42.0
|- v0.2.0-pr42.1
|- v0.2.0-pr42.2

merge pr #42
main
|- v0.1.0
|- v0.2.0-rc0
|- v0.2.0-rc1
|- v0.2.0-rc2

release main
main
|- v0.1.0
|- v0.2.0-rc0
|- v0.2.0-rc1
|- v0.2.0-rc2
|- v0.2.0

I can't figure out the right way to do the parse and serialize to get this behavor. I can get the main branch rc behavor using the example from the docs. I have tried using a modified version of https://github.com/callowayproject/bump-my-version/blob/master/tests/fixtures/pep440.toml to do the pr tagging but with no luck.

Anyone do anythuing like this?

[itewk]

@coordt i saw on another post that you don't get notifications for new posts. My apologies if I am out of step tagging you here and this is not meant as a "please answer. me right now" more just a "hey, fyi, this is here when/if you have an opportunity to take a look".

And thanks for this great tool.

[coordt]

First off, thanks for the support. I appreciate it!

I'm unsure if I can give you a specific solution because I don't truly understand your desired workflow. But I will give you some guidance that might help.

Two things to remember: the actual version always includes all the segments, and a segment typically depends on the previous segment.

How does the pr segment depend on the rc segment, and how do they both depend on the patch segment?

For example, does version 0.2.0-pr42.1 break down into segments:

• major: 0
• minor: 1
• patch: 0
• pre_l:
• pre_n: 0
• dev_l: pr
• dev_n: 1

After looking at this, you might be able to get what you want by splitting the dev segment in the PEP440 pattern into dev_l and dev_n segments similar to the pre_l and pre_n segments.

I will warn you that you may regret a complex versioning convention. It means you will have to put more effort into managing it.

Let me know if I helped at all.